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bad hair

 Earth your bed to stop you having bad hair
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If you wake-up every morning with your hair looking like you've just been dragged through a hedge, backwards , then your problem is probably down to insufficient bed earthing. Simply earth yourself by sleeping on a foil cover which is earthed...
—Dub, Mar 29 2004

The Science Behind a Good Hair Day http://inventorspot...good_hair_day_17175
Whatever next? Antistatic shampoo? [Dub, Aug 18 2008]

Baked? https://rowlandearthing.co.uk/
[Dub, May 25 2020]

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       // Simply earth yourself by sleeping on a foil cover which is earthed... // and make your elf into a human lightening conductor!
—jonthegeologist, Mar 29 2004
   

       What's all this static about earthing to avoid bed hair? Is this why animals who live in metal cages never have a bad hair day?
—RooneDitoff, Mar 29 2004
   

       say, a conductive elf would be useful. I'm going to start converting mine immediately!
—Voice, Aug 20 2008
   

       Gave this one a bun because it's conducive to good grooming.
—Canuck, Jun 14 2020
   


 

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